Erstellt am: 24. 6. 2011 - 14:42 Uhr

Gilad Shalit - still held hostage 5 years on

Also on Reality Check: Slovenia at 20 * Cyber attacks on the increase * Fukushima update * IAEA nuclear safety conference

• Gilad Shalit - still held hostage 5 years on

On June 25th, 2006, the 19 year old Israeli soldier Gilah Shalit was kidnapped near the border with the Gaza Strip.

Now held hostage by Hamas, he has become a symbol on many levels for Israelis, representing both personal and political concerns.

Analyst Matt Rees explains how this incidident resonated with almost everyone in the country, and how it reflects the state of the Middle East peace process.

• NATO becomes the latest victim of hackers

Cyber attacks are not only becoming more common, but cyber warfare and even cyber spying are part of the international landscape. Internet security expert Graham Cluley of Sophos describes how the use of hacking is prevelent at every level, from pranksters to government agencies.

• Slovenia at 20

As Slovenia celebrates 20 years as an independent state, Chris Cummins travels to the country to find out what has changed, and what it now means to be Slovene.

• Fukushima update

It's over 3 months since the earthquake and tsunami that caused the dramatic events at the Fukushima nuclear plant. ORF correspondent, Jörg Winter, looks as how the country is, and is not, coping with the ongoing crisis and the prospects for the many thousands who are still homeless following the disaster.

• IAEA safety conference

Nuclear energy officials from around the world have been in Vienna this week for the conference on safety. With the Fukushima disaster still fresh in everyone's minds, Bethany Bell reports on the mood of the conference and the likely future for nuclear energy.

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